Sentence examples for behave graciously from inspiring English sources

A grumpy Mr. Blair responded, "I don't suppose I ever expected you to behave graciously at all".

It was in the party's interest to behave graciously and prudently when, with Mr. Gingrich leading the way, it won control of both houses of Congress in 1994.

IN her books about etiquette and love, Caroline Tiger advises readers on everyday manners like how to behave graciously on a crowded subway car or how to respond when someone asks, "Why are you still single?" (A proper response might be, "Just lucky, I guess").

And nothing makes me feel superior like behaving graciously toward stinkers.

President-elect Bush picked up the cue and has been behaving graciously, with no gloating.

He could have behaved graciously toward the woman whose novel provided the characters, story, and premise that audiences and critics alike couldn't resist.

Cook behaved graciously but the show didn't.

When it comes to etiquette, a restaurant should behave as graciously as possible and should seat people, with or without a reservation, as soon as the table is ready.

The biggest shout though, went to a clutch of centrist pundits and observers who couldn't help but notice a certain mister behaving very graciously on the special day.

"All the people involved in this process have behaved impeccably and graciously through it.

So behave.